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Ad Serving Software for HTML Pages
Graham




msg:3213637		 5:55 pm on Jan 9, 2007 (gmt 0)

I am currently looking as Ad Serving solutions, and was hoping for some advice as this is not an area that I am aware of.

My site is plain HTML pages, hosted on Windows servers.

I run banners from the main agencies (Burst, ValueClick, Casale etc), plus some others and also private sales.

What solutions are available?

Can phpAdsNew work on this kind of set up or does it only work on sites written in php? How would the code be added to the site?

I have also looked at BanManPro, any feedback on this application?

Any advice or pointers would be appreciated. I need the solution to be easy to set-up and easy to administer.

Thanks

 

Corey Bryant




msg:3213782		 7:46 pm on Jan 9, 2007 (gmt 0)

Chances are that you can run PHP on your windows server it PHP is installed. Have you looked into some ASP solutions? Chances are you might need to rename your page(s) to ASP for them to properly parse the files

-Corey

Vishal




msg:3213825		 8:28 pm on Jan 9, 2007 (gmt 0)

Hi Graham,

Yeah PhpAdsNew should work just fine. Use JavaScript code to insert banner on your web site.

Hope this helps.

Graham




msg:3215040		 6:24 pm on Jan 10, 2007 (gmt 0)

Thanks for the comments.

I'm still waiting on details from my hosting company regarding running phpAdsNew. Not too sure that the servers have php/mySQL installed and ready to use.

In the meantime, I have been checking out BanManPro and ASPBanner. Both of these solutions are ASP based, however one retails around $700 and the other aroung $100.

Obviously this is a massive difference. Does anyone have any experience of either of these products?

Graham

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